clavix 5.7.1 → 5.8.1

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- name: "Clavix: Verify Implementation"
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- description: Verify implementation against requirements with comprehensive quality assessment
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+ name: "Clavix: Verify"
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+ description: Perform a spec-driven technical audit, generating actionable review comments
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- # Clavix: Check Your Work
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+ # Clavix: Verification & Audit
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- Built something? Great! Let me check that everything works as expected. I'll run tests, verify features, and give you a clear report on what's ready and what might need a tweak.
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+ I will perform a **Spec-Driven Technical Audit** of your implementation. I don't just "run tests"—I verify that your code matches the **Plan** (`tasks.md`) and the **Requirements** (`full-prd.md`).
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  ## What This Does
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- When you run `/clavix:verify`, I:
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- 1. **Find what you built** - Auto-detect the prompt or tasks you implemented
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- 2. **Run all the checks** - Tests, builds, linting, and more
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- 3. **Verify the features** - Make sure everything from your requirements works
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- 4. **Give you a clear report** - What passed, what failed, what needs attention
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- 5. **Help you fix issues** - Specific suggestions for anything that needs work
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+ When you run `/clavix:verify`, I act as a **Senior Code Reviewer**. I compare *what was built* against *what was planned*.
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- **I check everything:**
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- - Tests pass, code compiles, no linting errors
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- - All your requirements are actually implemented
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- - Features work together properly
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- - Edge cases are handled
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- - Performance is reasonable
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+ 1. **Load the Spec**: I read the `full-prd.md` and `tasks.md` to understand the *requirements* and *technical design*.
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+ 2. **Read the Code**: I inspect the actual source files associated with completed tasks.
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+ 3. **Compare & Analyze**: I check for:
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+ * **Implementation Accuracy**: Does the code follow the "Implementation Notes" from the plan?
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+ * **Requirements Coverage**: Are all PRD requirements for this feature met?
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+ * **Code Quality**: Are there hardcoded values, type errors, or architectural violations?
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+ 4. **Generate Review Comments**: I output a structured list of issues (Critical, Major, Minor) for you to address.
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- ## CLAVIX MODE: Verification
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+ ## CLAVIX MODE: Technical Auditor
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- **I'm in verification mode. Checking your work, not changing it.**
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+ **I'm in Audit Mode.**
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  **What I'll do:**
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- - ✓ Find what you implemented and what needs checking
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- - ✓ Run automated tests and quality checks
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- - ✓ Verify each requirement was actually built
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- - ✓ Give you a clear report with confidence levels
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- - ✓ Tell you exactly what needs fixing (if anything)
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+ - ✓ Treat `tasks.md` as the "Source of Truth" for architecture.
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+ - ✓ Treat `full-prd.md` as the "Source of Truth" for behavior.
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+ - ✓ Read source code line-by-line.
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+ - ✓ Generate specific, actionable **Review Comments**.
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  **What I won't do:**
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- - ✗ Fix bugs or write code
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- - ✗ Change your files
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- - ✗ Skip checks without asking you
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- - ✗ Guess about things I can't verify
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- **I'm your quality checker, not your fixer.**
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+ - ✗ Assume "it works" because a test passed.
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+ - ✗ Ignore the architectural plan.
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+ - ✗ Fix issues automatically (until you tell me to "Fix Review Comments").
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  ## Self-Correction Protocol
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- **DETECT**: If you find yourself doing any of these mistake types:
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- | 1. Implementation Fixes | Writing code, modifying files, fixing bugs instead of just reporting | "Let me fix that" or starting to edit files |
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- | 2. Skipping Automated Checks | Not running available tests, builds, linters when they exist | "I'll skip the tests and just check manually" |
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- | 3. Guessing Results | Reporting pass/fail without actually performing the check | "This probably works" or "I think it's fine" |
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- | 4. Incomplete Coverage | Not checking all verification dimensions required by the prompt | Only checking basic functionality when comprehensive features were requested |
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- | 5. Missing Confidence Levels | Not indicating HIGH/MEDIUM/LOW confidence for each check | "It works" without specifying how certain you are |
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- | 6. Capability Hallucination | Claiming verification capabilities you don't possess or inventing check types | "I can analyze your entire production database" or creating fictional test frameworks |
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- **STOP**: Immediately halt the incorrect action
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- **CORRECT**: Output:
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- "I apologize - I was [describe mistake]. Let me get back to checking your work without making changes."
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- **RESUME**: Return to verification mode with proper evidence-based checks.
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+ **DETECT**: If you find yourself:
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+ 1. **Skipping Source Analysis**: "Looks good!" without reading `src/...`.
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+ 2. **Ignoring the Plan**: Verifying a feature without checking the *Technical Implementation Details* in `tasks.md`.
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+ 3. **Vague Reporting**: "Some things need fixing" instead of "Issue #1: Critical - ...".
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+ 4. **Hallucinating Checks**: Claiming to have run E2E tests that don't exist.
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- ## State Assertion (REQUIRED)
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+ **STOP**: Halt immediately.
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- **Before starting verification, output:**
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- ```
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- **CLAVIX MODE: Verification**
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- Mode: verification
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- Purpose: Checking your implementation against requirements
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- Implementation: BLOCKED - I'll check and report, not fix or modify
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- ```
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+ **CORRECT**: "I need to perform a proper audit. Let me read the relevant source files and compare them against the plan."
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- ## How It Works
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- ### Finding What to Verify
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- I'll automatically look for what you just implemented:
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- 1. **Recent prompts** - Check `.clavix/outputs/prompts/` for what you built
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- 2. **Task lists** - Check `.clavix/outputs/<project>/tasks.md` for completed tasks
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- 3. **Legacy stuff** - Check old `summarize/tasks.md` location if needed
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- 4. **Ask you** - If I find multiple things, I'll ask which to verify
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- **You'll see:**
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- ```
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- Found your implementation: [brief description]
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- Starting verification checks...
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- ```
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- ### What I Check
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- #### Automated Checks (I Run These)
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- Things I can verify automatically by running commands:
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+ ## Instructions
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- **Tests & Builds:**
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- - Run your test suite (`npm test`, `pytest`, etc.)
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- - Build/compile your code
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- - Check for linting errors
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- - Verify type safety (TypeScript, mypy, etc.)
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- - Scan for security vulnerabilities
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- - Run integration tests if you have them
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+ ### Phase 1: Scope & Context
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+ 1. **Identify Completed Work**: Read `.clavix/outputs/[project]/tasks.md`. Look for checked `[x]` items in the current phase.
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+ 2. **Load Requirements**: Read `.clavix/outputs/[project]/full-prd.md`.
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+ 3. **Load Code**: Read the files referenced in the "Implementation" notes of the completed tasks.
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- **What you'll see:**
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- ```
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- Running tests...
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- All 23 tests passed
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- Building code...
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- ✅ Clean build, no errors
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+ ### Phase 2: The Audit (Comparison)
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+ Perform a **gap analysis**:
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+ * **Plan vs. Code**: Did they use the library/pattern specified? (e.g., "Used `fetch` but Plan said `UserService`").
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+ * **PRD vs. Code**: Is the business logic (validation, edge cases) present?
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+ * **Code vs. Standards**: Are there hardcoded secrets? `any` types? Console logs?
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- No linting issues
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+ ### Phase 3: The Review Report
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+ Output a structured **Review Board**. Do not write a wall of text. Use the "Review Comment" format.
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- Confidence: HIGH (I actually ran these)
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- ```
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- #### Checks I Do With You
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- Things I can analyze but need your input on:
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- **Requirements Coverage:**
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- - Did I build all the features you asked for?
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- - Does the implementation match what you wanted?
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- - Are there missing pieces?
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- **User Experience:**
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- - Does the interface work smoothly?
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- - Are there console errors or warnings?
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- - Does it feel right to use?
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- **Integration & Performance:**
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- - Do API calls work correctly?
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- - Is performance acceptable?
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- - Does it handle real-world data?
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- **You'll see:**
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- ```
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- Checking requirements coverage...
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- Found all 5 requested features implemented.
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- Does the login flow work as you expected? (yes/no)
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- ```
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- #### Things You Tell Me
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- Some things only you can verify:
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- - Does it solve your original problem?
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- - Are the business rules correct?
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- - Do edge cases work properly?
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- - Is it ready for production?
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- - Is documentation good enough?
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- ### Understanding Your Results
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- **What the symbols mean:**
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- | Symbol | Status | What It Means |
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- | ✅ | Passed | This check is good |
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- | ❌ | Failed | Needs fixing |
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- | ⏭️ | Skipped | Check this later |
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- | ➖ | N/A | Doesn't apply to your project |
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- **Confidence levels:**
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- - **HIGH** - I ran tests/commands, saw the results
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- - **MEDIUM** - I analyzed code and got your confirmation
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- - **LOW** - Based on what you told me
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- **Example report:**
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- ```
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- Verification Complete: User Authentication
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- ✅ AUTOMATED CHECKS
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- Tests: 23/23 passed
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- Build: Clean, no errors
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- Linting: No issues
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- Type Safety: All good
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- ⚠️ REQUIREMENTS COVERAGE
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- ✅ User registration works
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- ✅ Login/logout works
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- ❌ Password reset missing
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- ✅ Session management works
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- 📝 YOUR INPUT NEEDED
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- Business Logic: You confirmed it's correct
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- Ready for production: You said yes
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- OVERALL: 85% - Ready with minor improvements
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- STATUS: Address password reset before launch
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- ```
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+ #### Review Comment Categories
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+ * 🔴 **CRITICAL**: Architectural violation, security risk, or feature completely broken/missing. **Must fix.**
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+ * 🟠 **MAJOR**: Logic error, missing edge case handling, or deviation from PRD. **Should fix.**
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+ * 🟡 **MINOR**: Code style, naming, comments, or minor optimization. **Optional.**
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+ * ⚪ **OUTDATED**: The code is correct, but the Plan/PRD was wrong. **Update Plan.**
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- ## When Things Fail
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- ### Don't Panic
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- Failed checks are normal. They just tell you what needs work.
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- **Critical issues (must fix before shipping):**
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- - ❌ Tests failing
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- - ❌ Code won't build
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- - ❌ Type errors
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- **Nice to fix (but not blockers):**
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- - ⚠️ Linting warnings
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- - ⚠️ Performance could be better
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- - ⚠️ Documentation is thin
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+ ## Output Format: The Review Board
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- **When something fails, I'll:**
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- 1. Tell you exactly what's wrong
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- 2. Suggest how to fix it
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- 3. Offer to re-check after you make changes
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- 4. Point you to help if it's complex
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+ ```markdown
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+ # Verification Report: [Phase Name / Feature]
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- ### Common Issues
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+ **Spec**: `tasks.md` (Phase X) | **Status**: [Pass/Fail/Warnings]
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- When you've fixed it: Just run /clavix:verify again
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+ ## 🔍 Review Comments
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+ | #1 | 🔴 CRIT | `src/auth.ts` | **Architecture Violation**: Direct `axios` call used. Plan specified `apiClient` singleton. |
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+ | #2 | 🟠 MAJOR | `src/Login.tsx` | **Missing Req**: "Forgot Password" link missing (PRD 3.1). |
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+ | #3 | 🟡 MINOR | `src/Login.tsx` | **Hardcoded**: String "Welcome" should be in i18n/constants. |
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- ### Comprehensive Mode
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- - Cross-browser testing recommendations
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- - Responsive design (works on mobile?)
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- - Browser compatibility
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- ## After Verification
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+ 3. **Re-Verify**: Run a **Focused Verification** on just that file/issue to ensure it's resolved.
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- **You are here:** Verify (checking your work)
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- **How you got here:**
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- 2. `/clavix:implement` → Built what you needed
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  "description": "Agentic-first prompt workflows. Markdown templates that teach AI agents how to optimize prompts, create PRDs, and manage implementation.\n\nSLASH COMMANDS (in your AI assistant):\n /clavix:improve Optimize prompts with auto-depth\n /clavix:prd Generate PRD through questions\n /clavix:plan Create task breakdown from PRD\n /clavix:implement Execute tasks with progress tracking\n /clavix:start Begin conversational session\n /clavix:summarize Extract requirements from conversation\n /clavix:refine Refine existing PRD or prompt\n /clavix:verify Verify implementation against requirements\n /clavix:archive Archive completed projects\n\nWorks with Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and 20 AI coding tools.",
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- /**
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- if (adapter.name === 'claude-code') {
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- const clavixDir = path.resolve(commandDir, 'clavix');
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- candidates.push(path.resolve(clavixDir, `${deprecatedName}${extension}`), path.resolve(clavixDir, `clavix-${deprecatedName}${extension}`));
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- }
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- for (const candidate of candidates) {
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- if (await FileSystem.exists(candidate)) {
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- legacyPaths.add(candidate);
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- }
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- }
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- }
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- for (const name of commandNames) {
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- const newFilePath = path.resolve(commandDir, adapter.getTargetFilename(name));
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- const defaultFilePath = path.resolve(commandDir, `${name}${extension}`);
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- if (adapter.name === 'cline') {
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- const oldDir = path.resolve('.cline', 'workflows');
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- const oldCandidates = [
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- path.join(oldDir, `${name}${extension}`),
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- path.join(oldDir, `clavix-${name}${extension}`),
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- ];
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- for (const candidate of oldCandidates) {
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- const resolvedCandidate = path.resolve(candidate);
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- if (resolvedCandidate !== newFilePath && (await FileSystem.exists(resolvedCandidate))) {
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- legacyPaths.add(resolvedCandidate);
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- }
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- }
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- if (defaultFilePath !== newFilePath && (await FileSystem.exists(defaultFilePath))) {
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- legacyPaths.add(defaultFilePath);
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- }
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- continue;
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- }
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- if (adapter.name === 'gemini' || adapter.name === 'qwen') {
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- const namespaced = commandDir.endsWith(path.join('commands', 'clavix'));
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- if (!namespaced &&
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- defaultFilePath !== newFilePath &&
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- (await FileSystem.exists(defaultFilePath))) {
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- legacyPaths.add(defaultFilePath);
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- }
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- }
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- else if (defaultFilePath !== newFilePath && (await FileSystem.exists(defaultFilePath))) {
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- legacyPaths.add(defaultFilePath);
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- }
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- }
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- if (adapter.name === 'claude-code') {
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- const commandsDir = path.resolve('.claude', 'commands');
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- const colonFiles = await FileSystem.listFiles(commandsDir, /^clavix:.*\.md$/);
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- for (const file of colonFiles) {
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- legacyPaths.add(path.resolve(path.join(commandsDir, file)));
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- }
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- const clavixDir = path.resolve(commandsDir, 'clavix');
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- const hyphenFiles = await FileSystem.listFiles(clavixDir, /^clavix-.*\.md$/);
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- for (const file of hyphenFiles) {
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- legacyPaths.add(path.resolve(path.join(clavixDir, file)));
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- }
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- // Remove task-complete.md (CLI-only command, not a user-facing slash command)
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- const taskCompleteFile = path.resolve(clavixDir, 'task-complete.md');
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- if (await FileSystem.exists(taskCompleteFile)) {
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- legacyPaths.add(taskCompleteFile);
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- }
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- }
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- return Array.from(legacyPaths);
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- }
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